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iiiiHHnHani fiijflWf1' 'iiyiuwjtiiiwi By Berton Braley. iThe julip's in the frosted glass, . A tipple most inviting; iThe claret punch has lots of class, The palate much delighting; Some people love the luring fizz, While"others say its tricky, Declaring that the best drink is A rickey. About the soda fountain throng The maid, the man, the mother, And some for one soft drink are strong And others for another; For ice cream sodas some will . siSh s From Monday through to Mon ' ' day, And some for pop, and some.will buy A Sundae. Iced tea has many devotees Who never will forsake it;" And lemonade appears to please The thirsty folk who take it; But fill my glass up to the brink With aqua pura. as you oughter The one unequaled summer drink Is water! Gotham Fruit Juice. Peel 12 lemons very thin, squeeze juice over peel and let stand for 2 hours. -Then add 2 cups of sugar, 1 cup of strawberry sirup ; pare a ripe pineapple, shred it finely and mix with 1 cup of sugar. Then strain lemon juice through a coarse sieve and then pineapple. Mix altogether and add 3 quarts or 12 cups of cold water and serve with a piece of fruit in each glass. Almond Cup. Blanche 3 dozen sweet al monds ; pound them to a pulp and boil them with 8 cups of milk, adding a stick of vanilla. Then sweeteh with 1 cup of sugar. Al low this to cool and strain it through a fine sieve and place on ice. Serve it verv cold. Iced Chocolate. Two squares of chocolate, 1 cup of sugar, 1 cup of water, 1 tea spoon of vanilla, cracked ice, milk, whipped cream. Grate the choco late and mix it with sugar and water. Put into a double boiler and cook until it forms a thick, sirup ; then remove from fire, put in a teaspoon of vanilla extract and set away to cool thoroughly. When ready to serve, arrange glasses half full of cracked ice. Put 2 tablespoons of the sirup in to each glass, fill it up with milk and shake well. Serve with a top ping of whipped cream. o o Dr. Carlos McDonald swears that Harry Thaw has .exagger ated ego. Keep that Thaw person locked up. There's so many of those egos at large that a fellow can't keep his politics on straight. aJi.-Aj